Ellies Jellies: A Smooth, Simple Take on PB&J for Kids

Ellie Rollins, a 7-year-old inventor from Ohio, appeared on GE's Fallonventions to showcase her creation, Ellie's Jelly. Inspired by deodorant sticks, she designed a way to spread jelly and peanut butter without tearing bread. Ellie shares her invention process, future aspirations, and Halloween plans, highlighting her creativity and ambition.

What inspired Ellie Rollins to create her invention, Ellie's Jelly?

• She wanted to make a new type of jelly.

• She saw a similar product on TV.

• She was inspired by a deodorant stick.

• She wanted to create a new flavor of peanut butter.

How did Ellie and her mom initially create the prototype for Ellie's Jelly?

• They repurposed a deodorant container.

• They bought a special kit online.

• They used a 3D printer.

• They used a peanut butter jar.

What are Ellie's favorite subjects in school?

• Physical Education and Geography

• English and Music

• Math and Science

• History and Art

What does Ellie aspire to be when she grows up?

• A teacher or a professional soccer player

• A chef or a musician

• An engineer or a doctor

• A scientist or an artist

What was Ellie's Halloween costume choice?

• A witch

• A ghost

• A princess

• A superhero